Spider

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Spider is a central trickster god character in Neil Gaiman's novel "Anansi Boys," embodying charm, mischief, and the supernatural legacy of the West African spider-god Anansi.

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Spider canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf demigod
fictional character
god
trickster figure
alignment chaotic neutral
alsoKnownAs Spider Nancy NERFINISHED
appearsIn Anansi Boys NERFINISHED
appearsInGenre contemporary fantasy
fantasy novel
mythic fiction
associatedWith London NERFINISHED
music
performance
stories
trickery
basedOn Anansi NERFINISHED
creator Neil Gaiman NERFINISHED
culturalOrigin Caribbean diaspora
West African
firstAppearance Anansi Boys NERFINISHED
gender male
hasParent Anansi NERFINISHED
hasPower illusion creation
reality manipulation
shapeshifting
story magic
supernatural luck
teleportation
hasRelationshipTypeWith romantic relationship with Rosie Noah
hasRelationshipWith Rosie Noah NERFINISHED
hasSibling Charles Nancy NERFINISHED
hasTheme family legacy
identity
power and responsibility
hasTrait arrogant
charming
confident
impulsive
mischievous
inspiredBy Akan folklore NERFINISHED
West African mythology NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
narrativeRole deuteragonist
foil to Charles Nancy
nationality British
partOf Gaiman mythos
publicationYearOfFirstAppearance 2005
relatedWork American Gods NERFINISHED

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